Guatemala President Links Drug Traffickers to Fuel Protests
Arévalo said the blockades were financed by political and criminal actors as 24 road points were shut at the protest’s peak, officials said.
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Independent EspañolGUATEMALA CITY (AP) — Guatemala's president Bernardo Arévalo held the organized crime responsible for the protests over the rise in fuel that turned violent in some parts of the country last week, in a message to...
Guatemala’s President Bernardo Arévalo held organized crime responsible for protests over the rise in fuel that turned violent in some parts of the country last week, in a message to the nation on Sunday night. Guatemala’s President’s entry accuses organized crime of protests was first published in El Diario
Guatemala City, Sep 13 (Latin Press) President Bernardo Arévalo today called for unity to confront the rise of fuels in Guatemala, resulting from the global energy crisis, described as the most serious in recent history. The post Arévalo called for unity to face fuel rise in Guatemala first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
President Bernardo Arévalo pointed out that local politicians would have partnered with members of drug trafficking and other criminal groups to finance the blockades.
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